Sycamore Tree - Music
Sycamore Tree by Darius Yavorski
Darius Yavorski
Artist Biography For Darius Yavorski
Darius Yavorski's Music Is Very Diverse. One Song Might Be Simple Blues The Next Can Be A An All Out Progressive Epic. You'll Also Find Tastes Of Bluegrass Pop Rock Reggae Ambient Folk Psychedelic & Experimental Styles. Darius' Plays All Instruments And Sings All Vocals On Many Of His Recordings. Mainly A Guitarist And Bassist Darius Wanders Instrumentally On His Recordings As Far As Flute Piano Banjo Mandolin Keyboards Percussion Mouth Harp And Thumb Piano.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Sycamore Tree
Recorded At Cat Tale Studios In Late 2010. On This Track Darius Plays Guitar Bass Snare Drum Mandolin And Sings. This Rendition Of The Traditional Known By Many Names Was Arranged Performed And Recorded By Darius Yavorski After Finding It In John Anthony Scott's "The Ballad Of America" A Paperback Published By Bantam Books In Oct. 1966. The Song Is Very Much Older. For Centuries The Song Has Been Well Known On Both Sides Of The Atlantic. Colonists Slaves Pioneers And Lovers Of Rock And Roll Have Enjoyed Many Vary Differing Versions Of This Song
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Darius Yavorski's Music Is Very Diverse. One Song Might Be Simple Blues The Next Can Be A An All Out Progressive Epic. You'll Also Find Tastes Of Bluegrass Pop Rock Reggae Ambient Folk Psychedelic & Experimental Styles. Darius' Plays All Instruments And Sings All Vocals On Many Of His Recordings. Mainly A Guitarist And Bassist Darius Wanders Instrumentally On His Recordings As Far As Flute Piano Banjo Mandolin Keyboards Percussion Mouth Harp And Thumb Piano.
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Recorded at Cat Tale Studios in late 2010. On this track Darius plays guitar, bass, snare drum, mandolin, and sings. This rendition of the traditional known by many names was arranged, performed, and recorded By Darius Yavorski after finding it in John Anthony Scott's "The Ballad of America" a paperback published by Bantam books in Oct. 1966. The song is very much older.
For centuries the song has been well known on both sides of the Atlantic. Colonists, slaves, pioneers, and lovers of rock and roll have enjoyed many vary differing versions of this song Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.